Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

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io~at of a eonl ni.tse - tae chat ~ patch
up the matter
FRANK ka.ts all As spoke as veteran
All 9 ~ Is ts1 90 ezsi * 4frt tlsr- ~ A.
1.feenh4ck party AlG IT a. tifae i1zl ii
cane 0at, nok siloN Itself ID be carried over
bodily ints the Democratic camp
leslsa f.bsi.s szi De- hst htsa very
qn.et. bgi he lh0asht fhss the appointment
~ 3 nes cou atittee w00ld be esstias = re-
See lon On tie otner comnlilles lie stated
that ihey hat made every possible ciyls'on
sass 70 the approval VI the Democratic
COMMITTEES
T. -. Tsevln asked II they thought TIE
Democrats Woaid sllos tue Nreeabacxers
ths single ofli = Of Justice
flo5 - ssii be Tss sooUt 10 sagvesttth
Ea~ 5resnbacx party be siven The lanitoF-
ship OF Ihs nsr city bal aud the Demo
ersls De given the ether offices
Then caue 4 discussion. cries Cf 'Ques-
tl0r were heard Oa every side. The Demo
crslsf committee died il. ku.ls vas given
the hoor aud fyfe and Hamilton moved
points Of order, which were 0ycTrulsd.
kults continued ma, he hs1 eztsa humble
pie enough. iyf- claimed the right of an
acceptance or rejection oi the report. The
report OF The committee vas unanimously
accsp,ed. On a motion % adopt Steve
Hamilton wanted iiFsf 20 hesr from the
Democrats committee in waiting, and the
motion Vas carried. Pat 8rit,on voting no.
Jchn T. More stepped forward and stated
that the Democrats had refused 10 accept
the proposition and had instrusted their
committee % ag.ia confer With the Green
hackers and bring them smother PROPOSE
ton within thirty minutes.
Steve Hamilton moved the appointment
OF q new committee on conference. The
convention sst down on this proposition
most empharcslly and at 1910 the two
committees hled out 10 compromise II pos
sible
Then came recess and the two factions
got in their work. II was fusion aud anti
fU4 70 NAo tINr~ riD+i1otC Nhitt HtA-
would win. IL was whispered around that
the trouble arose from the fact that the
Democrats wanted Clerk and Beknsp' :
assault on the GreenbacSe-s aud Lime Kin
ney last Spring in Metropolitan Hall was
not forgotten.
The Lamb Returns
At l2t5 the Conference Committee re-
turned and submitted the following propo-
sitions. First-Democrats- Judge OF Sdpe-
rior Ccurf, Clerk, Treasurer. Justice of the
Peace Green6ackers Mayor, Marshal,
Comptroller. Member OF Board Review
Second-The Democrats 10 take treasurer,
clerk and justice Of the peace, the Green
b8ckers 20 select anY three of the remaining
Offices the odd oliice TO 60 to the Democrats
aad two conventions gO into joint conyen-
ton for the Superior Court Judgeship.
TIE Green hackers hai submitted TO the
Democrats proposition to give them
mayOr, treasurer, clerk and Justice OF the
peace, the Greenbackers 10 take the balance
OF the ticket.
Josiah Tibbitts wanted the convention to
take some action on the propositions, that
the committee might at understandlngly
and inform the Democrats OF The acceptance
or rejection Of the bargain"
TIE tao propositions Of the Democrats
were unanimously rejected.
Josiah Tibnilts moved that the Greenbsck
proposition be sent 10 the Democrats and
that they be given thirty minutes to accept
or reject il.
T. ~ Tesvin said he objected to being
swallowed without first being chewed, and
moved az 4 substitute that the convention
proceed 10 nominate a straight ticket.
lib bits and Cargill pleaded for fusion.
TeeYin's proposition wss defeated.
Steve Hamilton moved that the confer
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Dem ocrats and present the Greenbsck pro
position for scceptai.cs or rejection.
T. A. BUrllngame said there was no hu-
initiation in going 70 tue Democrats.
4. =. Wilson said it would be impossible
for the committees 20 agree as on the DEM
ocraiie side was q prominent candidate
Tor Oft tce-W .. Wesifal
Hamiltons motion was carried and
the committee instructed 10 return in
twenty uingges. II vas 1885 this morning
when the cOmmitiee retired.
They returned at 1.l6 ani Tibbitts re-
ported tbs. the Democrats had accepted the
proposition sabmitted to them. Tae report
was adopted and the committee discharged
All Harmonious.
Tnen wss there happiness. The Com
nliitse on Order OF Business reported The
order of nominations aHi business begau.
7
oei0g appointed as ;eliers.
Judge of superior Court.
T. ". Tesyin presented the nsme Of c. G
Howell X. j. Humphrey nominated l..
A. Burlingame. Peter Martin nominated
Benj. j. siIler, NJ. Kinney, no ninsted Geo.
". fbOmpson. steve Hamilton arose and
szid. ~Nhle 7 should like % endorse the
nomination o. Thompson ] would call the
deiexates attention 10 his action SIX years
az o. aud here hc was choket or and
Dof allowed t0rfnisA bis interesting story.
rhe first informal ballot resulted IS fol-
love
Sltsr -. Blrlingame 81. Howell > Kutts
D. Iaompson O. Total 40.
lne sec0nl informal ballot resulted: Bar
i'ugame. lI Sitter. s Ta3mpson. >
Hp~sil Is N9tts.. 5 I)lsl. 81.
Isere were cries Tor fIdinrsme and
Thompson from the iehhv and Hamilton
iinis1si ns speech b. saving tisvr You
.orz.fteo fiie time that Thompson WORKED
azs 1s' tse tsr.s 1ssck party s,x yesra ago
ine tart informal oai3i rssJite B. Bur
i1gtnl if ThJmps)0. D., Sitter, hutts
9 Hoxei = Total S.
The fourth nformai oa'i0f resulted. B1r-
iinxsn7s. o.. Ihoar-ou. lJ. SITTER. kDtls,
5 Howell F9.al a..
The 6fh .liormsl ballot resulted Bur
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fhe noniaati3n va msie unsa nous
a7d Fatr.1s ii-ifson rose fr6m ii 'asar ead
said fael b ever a ulan aeservesi ho1er and
sDpoau fr3m the Grteahsck u8ag thar
msa vas 81. h8rna-ams. and BE had a.
~avs s'ooi ~ tas bead ald front u tie
patty. IA SAT- I asi fe foei that he hss
received tae sppr59au3n 4f his psrfy
Ar banin1ane tristis thanked she o1n-
veu'l1u f1r TIE hoaof. paid a